Whirlpool 3390148 User manual

PRODUCTS

Coin-Operated

Stacked Dryers

Electric

/IMPORTANT:

IRead and save

1the-B instructions.

Important:

*Read these instructions before you start

to install the dryers.

*Save Installation Instructions for local

electrical inspectors use.

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Keep Installation Instructions for future

reference.

windows and windows and

raised handles raised handles

not available not available

on all models.

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Part No. 3390148 Rev.ip

Before vou start

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Check location where dryers will be

used. Proper installation ls your

responsibility. The dryers must not be

installed or stored In an area where

they will be exposed to water and/or

weather. Make sure you have

everything necessary for correct

installation.

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Protection from weather: Pro1 )er

Important: Observe all

operation requlres temperah 1res

governing codes and

above 45°F (7.2%).

ordinances.

The wiring diagram Is locate< I

inslde the control panel and

acces panels.

Each of the dryers-b equipped with a

timer, selector switches and lndlcator

lights. The timers are set to provlde 45

minutes (4 pins) of drying time when

activatti by the coin slide. Timer

cams for 3&minute (6 pins) and 60-

minute (3 pins) drying time are supplied

with the unit in the parts bag. See

Pages 9 and 10 for timer cam

changing instructions.

’ Back-draft dampers

Dryers may be

exhausted from

bottom, rear, left or

right side. See ‘Exhaust

reauirements’, Page 6.

The coin slide mechanisms, control

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panel lock and key, coin box, and

coin box locks and keys are not

included and are available from

usual industry sources.

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Power

supply cords

4 not supplied with unit.

Grounded electrical outlet Is

required. See ‘Electrical

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requirements’, Page 3.

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Location must be large

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enough to fully open dryer doors.

See Page 9 for recessed area

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requirements and prduct

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dimensions.

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Check utilities: Proper

supply connections

must be available.

.!a& to support the total

/Iweight of 315 pounds per unit.

Personal Injury Hazard

More fhan one person Is

required to lift. tilt, or move the

dryers because of their weight

and size. Failure to follow these

instructions may result in

personal injury.

Fire Hazard

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d:r dryers - 1 Inch.

! LI !vel floor: Maximum floor slope

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Do Not use or store gasoline,

paint, tb’nners and other

flammable materials near

dryers.

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Never install dryers up against

draperies or curtains or on

carpet.

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Keep any and all Items from

falling or collecting behlnd

the dryers.

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Replace all access panels

before operating dryers.

Failure to follow these instructions

could result in a fire or explosion.

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Tools needed

for installatiton:

Phlltlps

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flat-blade!

xrewdrlver

screwdrh er

Parts suppEed

for installat ion:

2 slide protectors

8 screw:

2 slide extensions

2 bolt and washer

2,30-mil lute cams

assemblies

2,60-mi lute corns

4, ?+I” good screws

Parts owner

must supply:

Parts may be ordered from

Greenwald Industries. Inc. or

Equlpment Systems and

Devices, Inc.

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Greenwald Industti& Inc.

1340 Metropolitan Avenue

Brooklyn, NY 11237

telephone (7 18) 821 -WOO or

toll free (800) 221-0982

fax no. (718) 417-7412

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Equipment Systems and

Devices, Inc.

1401 Dreshertown Road

. P.O. Box 618

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( Dresher PA 19025

I telephone (215) 628-0860

fax no. (215) 643-4623

1 control panel lock and key

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coin vaults and keys

E.S.D.

vault mud hove

projecting lock

2 coin slide m‘echanlsms (vertical 8)

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power cords

Electrical

requirements.

OBSERVE AU GOVEdNlNG COdES

AND ORDINANCES.

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Electrical ground Is required on this

appliance.

If cold water pipe Is interrupted by

plastic, non-metallic gaskets, or

other insulating materials, Do Not

use for grounding.

Do Not ground to a gas pipe.

Do Not modify the power supply

cord plugs. iflplugs will not fit the

outlets, have proper outlets installed

by a qualified electrician.

Use new 30-ampere power supply

cord kits. Do Not reuse old power

supply cords. Possible electrical

shock or fire could occur if old

power supply cords are used.

Do Not have a fuse in the neutral or

grounding circuit. A fuse in the

neutral or grounding circuit could

result in an electrical shock.

Do Not use an extension cord with

this appliance.

Check with a qualified electrician if

you are in doubt as to whether the

appliance is properly grounded.

1 Do Not plug the power supply cords

(pigtails) into a live wail receptacle

before connecting the pigtails to the

dryer terminal blocks. Read ‘Direct

wiring connectton’. Pages 4 and 5

for detailed instructions.

:aiiure to follow these instructions

:ouid result in serious injury or death.

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codes permit and a Separate ’

rounding wire Is used, it is recom-

lended that a eiectriclan determine

tat the grounding path Is adequate.

Is-tie personal responsibility and

3llgatlon of the customer to

Intact-a qualified electrlclan to

;ylr& that the electrlcai Installation

adequate and In conforjmance

WI Natlonal ElectrIcal Code ANSI/

FPA 70-jlatest edltlon. and all local

2des and ordinances. Allow sldck Iti

le line between the wall and the

Dpllance so that It can be moved if

rrvlclng is ever necessary.

ihis appliance must be connectec

to copper wlre only,

A 3/4’. U.L.-llsted strain relief must

be provided at each end of the

power supply cables (at the

appliance and at the Junctionbox).

Electrical Shock Hazard

1. A three-wire. slngie 1 Y-C+% 120/

240voit, &Hz, AC-on1 y, electrical

supply (or three-wire, ’ 20/208-volt if

spedfled on namepla tee> is

required on a separat 3.30-ampere

circuit, fused on both : Ides of the

line. (llme-deiay fuse <f clrcult

breaker ls recommenc ed.) The

wlrlng diagram is loca’ed l&de the

control panel and act ess panels.

J-wire. 30-amp

recepL ~cie (IO-30R)

Figure 1

Typical Xl-ampere rece >tacle for use

where local codes pem It use of

flexible power supply cc rds (pIgtolls).

2. Local codes may pc ~rrnlt the USB of

U-L-Wed, 120/24&volt mlnlmum. 3G

ampere dryer power SI apply cord kits

(plgtails). The cords coltaln three.

No.-10 copper wires ar Id match

three-wire receptacles of NEMA

Type 1 G3OR, shown In I :gure 1.

Connectors on the dry x end must

be ring terminals or spc Ide terminals

with upturned ends. U L.-listed.

3/4’ strain reliefs must t 8 provlded at

the polnt the power su >ply cords

enter the appliance.

3. This appliance can t 8 connected

dlrecity to the fuse disconnect or

circuit breaker box thrcugh flexible

i armored or nonmetallic: sheathed,

lOgauge minimum, cc pper cable.

A 3/4’, U.L.-listed strain I elief must be

provlded at each end Df the power

1 supply cables (at the a Dpliance and

at the junction box).

4. For four-wire installat on, the

appliance wiring must x revised.

The appliance cabinet must not be

grounded to the neutrc II terminal.

must be connectec 1 to me

grounding wire (green: of the power

supply cords.

i When four-wlre receptc icles of NEMA

i Type 14-30R are used, (see Figure 2)

1 matching 120/240-volt nlnlmum, 3&

ampere, U.L.-listd dryc r power

supply cord kits (pigtall: #> must be

‘used. The cords contalr1 four, No.-10

copper conductors wit I ring terml-

nals or spade terminals wlth

upturned ends on drye end

tetmlnating In a NEW “.ype 14-30P

plug on supply end. The I fourth

(groundlng) conductor must be

: identified by a green OI green/

j yellow cover and the n, ?&al

CC onductor by a white cover. Cords

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muld be Type SRD or SRDT, with

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/4’. U.L.-llsted strain reliefs and be at

le at 4 feet long. The four-wire power

sl apply cords and strain reliefs are not

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rovlded with the dryers.

4-wire. JO-amp

receptacle

(14-JOB)

Figure 2

LIternate electrical

:onnection

‘0 connect a separate

younding wire-

Jse grounding wire and clamp

lssembiy (Part No. 685463) or No.-10

Jauge mlnimum, copper grounding

rrire. Connect grounding wire to a

grounded cold water pipe’ with the

clamp and then to the external

grounding connector on the dryers.

Do Not ground to a gas supply pipe

or hot water pipe. Do Not connect

me power supply cords to electric

power supply until the dryers are

permanently grounded.

Eiectrlcal Shock Hazard

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Electrical ground Is required on

.this appilance.

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This appliance must be

connected to a grounded

metal. permanent wiring system;

or an equlpment-grounding

conductor must be run with

the circuit conductors and

connected to the equipment-

grounding terminal or lead on

the appliance.

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Disconnect power supply cord

from the electric supply before

making these changes. Failure

to do so may result in personal

injury.

Failure to do so may result in

electrical shock or personal injury.

his appliance ls manufactured with

ie neutral terminal connected to

Cle cabinet.

Do

Not ground to &gas supply pipe

or hot water pipe, Do Not connect

the power supply cords to electric

power supply until the dryers are

permanently grounded.

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Figure 3

*Grounded cold water pipe must

have metal continuity to electrical

ground and not be interrupted by

plastic, rubber or other electrical

lnsulatin connectors such as

hoses, 8

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(includi

water

7%

meter or pump).

Any elec cat Insulating connector

should be Jumped as shown in

Figure 3 with a length of No.-4 wire

securely clamped to bare metal at

bath ends.

Direct wiring connection_

1. Strip the outer covering back 3

Inches from the end exposing the

three wires.

2. Strip the Insulation back 1 inch

from the end of each wire. Form

the bare wires into a V-shaped

hook.

I Direct wiring connection

Figure 4

3.

Loosen, do not remove, the

center, silver-colored xrew of the

terminal block.

4. Slide the end of the neutral

(white or center) wire under the

screw head with the open side of

the screw hook on the right.

Squeeze the wire together to form

a loop.

5. lighten the screw firmly.

6. Connect the remalnlng 2 wires

to the outer screws the same way.

7. Tighten strain relief screws firmly.

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If local codes permlt c01 lnection of

cabinet-grounding concjuctors to

the neutral wires of the F Bower supply

1 cords:

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1 exte ,nal grounding

Figure 5

\ 1. Disconnect the power supply.

2. Remove the terminal I >lock covers

by removing the screw s ?own in

Figure 5.

Rear panel

3/4’. VI.-llsted

strain relief (outside di yer)

Figure 6

3. Attach a 3/4’, U.L.-listed straln relief

to each dryer through tt e power

supply cord holes. (See -igure 6.)

Tighten each strain relief firmly to

cabinet. Place a power supply cord

or direct wire through ec ch strain

rellef.

gw;(;)eundlw

(green wlth

yellow stripes)

to fused

disconnect box

or approved

wiring device tor

power supply cord

center,

silver-

colored

termlnal

block

screw

copper -

power supply cord

with strain relief

(30 amperes)

Grounded Neutral

Figure 7

4. Connect the neutral wire of each

power supply cord to the center,

silvercolored termlnal of the terminal

block;. Connect the other wires to

the outer termlnals. (See Flgure 7.)

Tighten screws.

5. Replace the termlnal block covers

by first installlng the tab of each

cover Into tie slot of the dryer rear

panel. (See Figure 5.) Secure the

covers with the mounting screws.

6. Tighten the strain relief clamps on

the power supply cords. (See

Figure 6.)

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If loc:l codes DO NOT permit

cablnetgroundlng to the neutral

wires of the power supply cords:

1. Disconnect the power supply.

2. Attach a 3/4’. U.L.-lIsted straln relief

to each dryer through the power

supply cord hales. (See Figure 6.)

Ighten each straln relief firmly to the

cabinet. Place the power supply

cord or direct wire through each

strain relief. Tighten screws flrmly.

3.

Remove the grounding wires

(green wlth yellow stripes) from the

external groundlng connectors and

fasten under center, silver-colored

terminal block screws.

Connect separate copper groundlng wlre

from external grounding connector

to approved ground.

mower supply cord

Ungrounded neutral

Figure 8

4.

Connect the neutral wire of each

power supply cord to the center, silver-

color&d terminals of the terminal

blocks. Connect the other wires to the

outer termlnals. (See Fgure 8.) Tighten

screws. Forc6nnecting plaln-end,field

wire, see ‘Direct wiring connectlon’,

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5. Connect separate, copper

groundlng wires (No. 10 minimum) to

a grounded, metal cold water pipe’

by means of a clamp and then to

the cabinet of the appliance at the

external groundlng connectors. Use

Part No. 685463 grounding wire and

clamp assemblies. Do Not ground to

a gas supply or hot water pipe. Do

Not connect the power supply cords

to the electric

power supply until

bath dryers are permanently

grounded. (See Figure 9.)

metal cold water pipe 1

Bumps on

grounllng

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contact pipe.

GROUF :DlNG CLAMP

MUS BE TIGHT

C’N PIPE

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Grounded. cold water plj )e must hove

metal continuity to electric 31 ground and

not be interrupted by plast c. rubber or

other electrical Insulating connectors

such as hoses. fifflngs. wast ler or gaskets

(including water meter or F lump). Any

electrical Insulating tonne :tor should be

jumped as shown with a le igth of No.-4

wire securely clamped to t Iare metal at

both ends.

6. Replace termlnal blo zk covers. )

7. Tighten straln relief ck mps on

power supply cords. (SE e Flgure 6.)

Four-wire conned ion

When fouriwlre, NEMA-t ape 14-30R

receptacles are used, n latching

120/240-volt, 3Uamperc , U.L.-listed

dryer power supply core I kits (pigtails)

must be used. The cord: contain

four, No.-1 0, copper COI lductors with

ring terminals or spade ‘ermlnals with

upturned ends on dryer end, termi-

nating In a NEMA-type 4-3OP plug

on supply end.

4-wire

ungroundcmd neutral .

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1.

Disconnect the powder supply. i

2. Remove the terminal block covers

by removing the screw shown in

Figure 5.

3. Attach a 3/4’, U.L.-listed strain relief

to each dryer through the power

supply cord holes. (See Flgure 6.)

Tlghten each strain relief firmly to

cabinet. Place a power supply cord

or direct wlre through each strain

relief. Tlghten screws firmly.

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4. Remove the grounding wire

(green with yellow stripes) from each

external groundlng connector and

fasten under the center, sitver-

colored. termlnal block screws.

llghten screws.

5. Connect the grounding wire

(green with yellow stripes) of the

copper. 4-wire. power suppbf cord

or cable to the external grounding

connector. Remt with the other

grounding wire.

&\Connect the

neutral (white) wire

of each power supply card to the

center, silver-colored terminal screws

of the terminal blocks. Connect the

other wires to the outer termlnals.

Tighten screws. (See Figure 10.) For

plain-end wires, see ‘Direct wiring

connection’. Page 4.

7. Red&e the terminal block

covers by first InstallIng the tab of

each cover Into the slot of the dryer

rear panel. (See Figure 5.)

Secure covers with the mounting

screws.

8. Tlghten straln relief clamp on

power supply cords.

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Exhaust

reqdrements

Exhaust materials are not

supplied.

Fire Hazard

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Do Not use non-metal, flexible

duct.

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Do Not use metal duct smaller

than four Inches in diameter.

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Do Not use exhaust hoods with

magnetic latches. Improper air

supply for exhaustlng may

result in a fire.

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Check that exhaust system is

not longer ttian specified.

Exhaust systems longer than

specified will:

- Accumulate Ilnt.

- Shorten the life of the product.

- Reduce performance,

resulting In longer drying

times and Increased energy

usage.

Failure to follow spectfications-,

may result In a fire.

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Dryers must be exhausted to

the outside.

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Do Not exhaust dryers into

chimney, furnace cold air duct,

attlc or crawl space, or any

other duct used for venting.

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Clean the exhaust system

frequently.

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Do Not Install flexible duct

under wall, ceiling or floor

materials.

Accumulated lint could result in

fire or cause moisture damage.

Use duct tape to

seal all joints.

good

better

exhaust airflow

exhaust oifflow

Four-inch metal exhaust duct is

required. Plan installation- to use

the fewest number of elbows and

turns.

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Metal flexible duct mus be fully

extended and supports d when

the dryers are In final pc sit-ion. DO

NOT KINK OR CRUSH TH1’ DUCT. The

metal flexlble duct mus be

completely opeti to allc IW

adequate exhaust air tc B flow.

Allow as much room as possible

when using elbows or rr aking turns.

Bend duct gradually to avold

kinklng. Remove 8x1~s:; flexible duct

to bvold sagging and ki nklng that

may cause reduced alr low.

The exhaust duck can t = routed up.

down, left, right or strais ht out the

back

of the dryers. The lower dryer

can also be exhausted hrough the

bottom of the dryer. Prc Iduct

dimensions and recesse 3 area

requirements are glven Dn Page 9.

For exhaust systems not covered

by the exhaust length cl )art. see

WhIrlwool Service Manuc &

‘Exhausting WhIrlpool Dryers’, Part

No. 603197, available fit m your

Whlrlpool parts diitributc r.

Rear Exhaust: The maxim urn length

of the exhaust system dc !pends on

the type of duct, the nul nber of

elbows, and the type of exhaust

hood. The maximum ler gth for both

rigld and flexlble duct is : hewn in

the chart.

Aps@%!

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lumber of

0”

turns

Exhaust

Hood T rpe

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43 Ft.

33 Ft.

23 Ft.

30 Ft.

24 Ft.

16 Ft.

Maxlmum

length of

4

dia. rigid

metal duel

Maximum

length of 4

dia. flexibl

metal due

Side or Bottom Exhaust: The

maxlmum length of the exhaust

system If dryer is exhausted out the

side or bottom is 16 feet with two

external elbows and hood.

Service check: The back pressure In

any exhaust system used must not

exceed 0.6 Inches of water column

measured with an inclined

manometer at the point that the

exhaust system connects to the

dryers.

If the dryers are installed in a

confined area, they must be

exhausted to the outside and

provislon must be made for

enough air for combustion and

ventilation. Check governlng

codes and ordinances. Also refer.

to the ‘Recessed area and closet

installation instructions.’ Page 9.

An exhaust hood should cap the

exhaust duct to prevent exhausted

air from returnlng into the dryers.

The outlet hood must be at least 12

inches from the ground or any

object that may be In the path of

the exhaust.

A main exhaust duct can be used

for exhausting a group of dryers.

Main exhaust duct should be sized

to remove 200 CFM of alr per

dryer. Large-capacity lint screens

of proper design may be used In

the main exhaust duct if checked

and cleaned frequently. The room

where the dryers are located

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should have make-up air equal to

or greater than the CFM of all the

dryers in the room.

air flow

1 main collector dud

Back-drafl damper kits (Part No.

3391910) are avallable from your

Whirlpool dealer and should be

installed in each dryer’s exhaust

duct to prevent exhausted air

from returning into. the dryers and

tb keep the exhaust in balance

within the Fain exhaust duct.

Unobstructed air openlngs are

required.

Each exhaust duct should enter

the maln duct at an angle

pointing In the dlrectlon of the

airflow. Ducts enterlng from the

opposlte side should be staggered

to reduce the exhausted air from

lnterferlng with the other ducts.

The maxlmum angle of each duct

entering the main duct should be

nc more than 30”.

Prod?! Damage

Keep air openings free of

dry-cleaning fluid fumes. Fumes

create acids whtch,when drawn

through the dryer heating units,

can damage dryers and loads

being dried.

A clean-out cover should be

located on the main exhaust duct

for periodically cleaning the exhaust

system.

An exhaust hood should cap the

outside end of the maln duct to

prevent exhausted air from returning

to the dryers. If an exhaust hood

cannot be used, the outslde end of

the main duct should have a sweep

elbow dlrected downward. If the

maln duct travels vertlcaliy through

the roof, rather than through the

wall, Install 180” sweep elbow on the

end of duct at least 2 feet above

the hlghest part of the building,

The opening wall or rcof shall have

a dlameter l/2 Inch larger than

the exhaust duct diameter. The

exhaust duct should be centered in

the opening.

exhaust

hood or

If&

; wall

1 main exhaust duct

2 ft. min.

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180”

sweep

j vertical duct ~

elbow

‘highest point

i main collector

‘of

building

duct

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Do Not install screening or cap over

end of duct.

Exhaust duct

connectSor:

Electrical Shock t lazard

Disconnect both power supply

cords before maklng these

changes.

Failure to do so may I esult In

electrical shock or personal

injury.

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Determine which directi In you

need

to attach the eti rust ducts to

the dryers. Both dryers can be

exhausted straight out tt be back or

from the rlght or left slde The lower

dryer can also be exhausted

through the bottom.

Next, determine the leq

iih

of

exhaust duct you will ne ?d to

connect the dryers to exhaust

hoods or the maln exhal st.

To connect exhau St duct

straight out the ba zk-

Atta

exhaust duct

each dryer duct. Then connect

exhaust ducts to exhaust hcods

or maln exhaust. Use due:! tape

to seal all Joints.

To connect exhau?

duflc;lttlh~ugh the qht or

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1. Remove access panel by

releasing two locking clip! with a

small, flat-blade screwdrib er. The

clips are located four inct es in from

each side of the access panel.

Repeat for other access canel.

2. Remove the duct tape from the

Internal exhaust duct and the

straight duct. Repeat for the other

dryer.

3.

Remove the screw from the duct

clip that attaches the straight duct

to the back of the cabinet. Depress

the clip and remove the straight

duct using a twisting motlon through

the rear exhaust openlng. Repeat

for the other dryer.

4. Reach through the rear exhaust

openlng and depress center of tabs

on the plastic opening cover cn the

side you want to exhaust through.

Remove the cover. Repeat for other

dryer.

5. Attach a three or four-section

elbow to the straight duct using

duct tape. Repeat with the other

elbow and straight duct.

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exhaust duct

dryel

rear

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6. [Insert elbow end of duct pieces

through the side opening. Reach

through the access panel openlng

and attach

elbow to the Internal

exhaust duct. Check the length of

stralght duct extending out the

side of the cabinet. If duct extends

too far to make the exhaust duct

connection, mark a line around the

stralght duct one Inch out from the

cabinet. Remove the duct and elbow

and cut the straight pipe to the

length needed. Reinsert the duct

pieces.

Use duct

tape to connect

the elbow to the internal exhaust due

Repeat for the other dryer.

>7. llnsert the plasttc cover Into the rea

exha-ust opening.

8. jRe place the access panels.

9. \Use duct tape to seal all joints.

To connect exhaust duct

through the bottom of the

lower dryer only -

Note: You must use a threesection

elbow to connect exhaust duct

through the bottom of the tower

dryer.

I..\ Check that the legs extend one

inch from the bottom of the dryer.

2.

i Remove the lower dryer access

panel by releasing the two locking

clips with a small, flat-blade

screwdrtter. The clips are located

four inches in from each side of-the

access panel. Uft access panel

off the bottom clips and set aside.

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3.1 Remove duct tape from In .ernal

exhaust duct and the straight duct.

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Remove the screw from the I duct

clip tit attaches the straight duct to

the back of the cabinet. Dep Bss the

clip and remove the straight c uct

using a twisting motion througl i the

rear exhaust openlng.

5.1 Measure from the large en( 1 of the

straight duct and mark at four

inches. Cut the stralght duct to that

6.j Reach through the rear ezd xlust

opening and depress center c tf tabs

on one of the side, plcxtic opt ning

covers.. Remove the cover.

7.1 With a Phillips screwdriver, reach

through the rear exhaust oper ling

and remove the screw that al taches

me cover to the dryer base.

Carefully remove the cover ar d screw

through

the rear exhaust oper ring.

floor Damage

Slide dryers onto cardbaal d or

hardboard before moving

across tloor.

Failure to do so mq.causc!

damage to floor covering.

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8.\, Move dryers into operatinc

pdsltion. Reach through the 2 access

opening and mark the exhau: t

opening location on the floor. Move

dryers out of the operating pc sition.

9.: Cut opening through the fl oar.

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4Aont

of dryer

10. :Push the four inch, stralght duct

through the rear exhaust opening

and onto the Internal duct as far

as it will go.

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*front

d dryer

7 1. j Insert

me

elbow through the

rear exhaust opening. Ins& elbow

into the bottom exhaust openina.

+ tront

of dryer

12.‘Slide the straight du

elbow approximatety one inch.

Use duct tape to seal

both joints.

. sc,ew h&d x-

(fastens against

edge of cabinet)

iili~rt the

bottom exhaust

-cover through

the side exhaust

opening. Put me

cover over

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rear exhaust

opening with the

tab pointing down

to bottom of dryer.

Insert screw through the

hoie In the

cover that Is on the &tslde of the

cabinet. Ttghten screw.

14jReptace the side exhaust

cover.

15. (Move the dryers into operating

position. Check that the elbow Is

through the bottom exhaust

opening. Replace the access

panel.

763onnect the elbqy toe-must

d&t. Then connect exhaust duct

to exhaust hood or maln exhaust.

Use

duct tape to seal all Joints.

Recessed area

and closet

installations

Fire Hazard

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Dryers MUST be exhausted to

outslde.

Failure to do so may result in a fire.

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Do Not exhaust dryers into a

chimney, furnace cold air duct,

attic or crawl space, or any other

duct used for venting.

Accumulated lint could result In a

fire or cause moisture damage.

This appliance may be installed in

a recessed area.

The installation spacing is in the

minimum allowable. Additional

spacing should be considered for

ease of Installation, servicing, and

compliance with local codes and

ordinances.

Unobstructed air openings are

required for laundry equipment

when door Is Installed. Door must

have two centered openings as

Illustrated. Both openings must

provlde a minimum of 72 square

Inches of unobstructed airflow

as shown.

Do Not block air bow at the bottom 1

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front of the dryers with laundry or

rugs. Airpow from the bottom of

dryer Is needed for operating

efficiency.

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Additional

clearances for

wall, door and

floor moldings

,moyb

required or

If external

, exhaust elbow

is u

Closet vieqnr

Side view

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ddiial

XC0 inlay be

eded for

xhausl elbow.

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/Additional

clearances for

wall. door and

) floar moldings

may be

required.

closet

door

Companion appllatice y lacing

should be considered.

1 Product dimensions

Side View

door +

door

l/4’

-0pprox. 1’

Co change to a

30, or 60-minute

:iming cam

Electrical Shock Hazard

Disconnxt both power supply

cords from the electric power

supply before making these

changes. Change timing cams

before completing electrical

connection.

Failure to follow these instructions ~

may result in electrical shock or

~ personal injury.

-Each dryer Is equipped with a 45

minute timer cam that provldes 45

mlnutes of drying time when

activated by the coin slide.

You can Install the 3Gmlnute or 60-

minute timing cam (shipped with

each dryer) as follows:

1. Unlock control panel. Lift up and

rotate out from cabinet. Control

panel will still be attached to

cabinet.

2. Reach into control panel area.

Use a Phillips screwdriver to loosen

(but not remove> timer mounting

bracket screw. Lift up to remove

timer assemble and bracket from

cabinet.

/ ratchet tooth

3. Turn the timing cam by hand until

the ‘V--shaped notch lines up

below the ratchet tooth.

Recessed front view

Page c

4. insert a narrow, flat-blade

screwdriver under the timing cam

near the clock shaft. Gently lift

cam straight up and off shaft

making sure that the ‘V-shaped

notch clears the ratchet tooth.

5. Place new cam (hub side down)

over clock shaft. tine up flat side

of shaft with flat side of cam hole.

Check that drive lug is in place.

6. Turn cam until Y/‘-shaped notch

lines up with ratchet tooth.

7. Press cam down in place on

motor shaft. Make sure that ‘V’-

shaped notch clears the ratchet

tooth.

8.

Reattach the timer bracket

assembly; then tighten the screws.

9.

Repeat steps for other timer.

10.

Close and lock the control

panel.

Now start.. .

With dryers in laurldry area.

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Check that each leg is

approximately 1 inch frc )rn base.

‘2.

Wipe the Interior of the drums

thoroughly with a damt ) cloth.

:3

.

Install coin vaults and Ic cks (not

supplled) into meter cc se openings.

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Install control panel lot < and key

(not supplied).

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Electrical Shock I iazard

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‘Control

p&e1 m&t b4 I closed

and locked at all time s.

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Failure to do so could result in

serious injury or death .

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If you wish to change tt e 45minute

dryer timing cams to eit >er 3@ or 60-

minute timlng cams, set I ‘To change

to a 3C- or 6Uminute tin ling cam,’

Page 9. Complete all 01 the steps

given In that section be’ore going to

Step 6.

Electrical Shock I iazard

Dlsconnect electrka I power at

the service panel (fu ;e box or

clrcult box).

Fallure lo do so coulc I result In

serious Injury or deat 1.

6.

Open control panel and rest It on

the bottom edge of the opening.

Attach slide extension (with flange

pointing down) to one of the coin-

slide mechanisms. Insert the coln-

slide mechanism through the

opening to left of the control panel.

Secure coin slide mechanism

from itide the control panel

using the 3/l 6’ bolt and wast

included with the slide

mechanism. Install coin box.

8.

Repeat Steps 6;and 7 for the other

coin slide mechanism. Close control

pan

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Insert top of wire guard Into holes

on each side of the coin slide

mechanism. Insert screws through

hooked ends of guard and tighten.

Repeat for other wtre guard.

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: Make electrical connection. See

/ ‘Electrical requirements,’ Page 3.

Move dryers to their

permanent location.

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Check levelness of dryers by

placing a carpenter’s level on top

of the dryers or collar, first side to

side, then front to back. If dryer is

not level, adjust the front legs up or

down. Make the final check with

the level.

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To exhaust the dn/ers, see ‘Exhaust

requlremenk’ and ‘Exhaust duct

( connection’, Pages 6.7 and 8.

Personal Injury Hazard

~ To prevent tlpping. tether

bracket must be secured to wall

studs or concrete wall.

Failure to do so could result in

personal Injury.

: Tether bracket, : Tether bracket,

located at rear located at rear

of the top dryer. of the top dryer.

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1 Attach both ends 6f tether

! located at the rear of the top

/ dryer to a secured 2x4.

1 Attach both ends 6f tether

! located at the rear of the top

/ dryer to a secured 2x4.

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.

) Check to see that all parts you

removed from the Installation

parts packages are now installed

I in the dryers. If you have an extra

part, go back though the steps to

see what you skipped.

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Check to make sure you have ? all

your tools.

Numbers

correspond

with steps.

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Turn on electrIcal power supply.

The installation of

your electric dryers is

now complete.

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If dryers

do not operate

properly.. .

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Check the following to be

sure thcrt:

1, Electric supply Is. connected.

2. Circuit breakers are not tripped or

fuses blown.

3. Doors are closed.

4. Controls are set in a running or

‘ON’ position.

\me whirlpod Consumer Assistance

i Center will answer any questions

1 about operating or maintainlng your

idryers not covered in your Operating

i Instructions. The Whlrlpod Consumer

/Assistance Center number Is (800)

~25%1301. Dial just as you normally

:dial long distance - the call is free.

Moving the:

dryers to a new

locatton.. .

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bnut off electric supply t 3 dryers.

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Disconnect power supp y cords

and external grounding wires.

Tati securely to dryer.

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Tape the drums to the fr xt

panel.

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Tape doors.

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Adjust leveling legs all tt e way in.

Before Installing dryers In c I )xw

location, check with a Ilcc !nsed

electrlcian to confirm tha the

supply voltage matches ti >e

voltage specified on the : erial/

rating plate located In the! door

well of the dryers.

C’ XFORATON

,Printed on recycled paper.

10% post cansumer waste/

ELI% recovered materlals.

Part No. 3390148 Rev./D

@ 1993 Whhpool Corporation

Prepared by Whirlpool Corporation, Berrton Harbor, Michigan 49022

Printed in U.S.A.

Whirlpool 3390148 User manual

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